Western Kentucky University is proud to announce the launch of the RADAR Project (Raising Awareness of Disability and Neurodiversity at WKU), a collaborative initiative designed to enhance ...

Western Kentucky University proudly announces that the U.S. Department of Education has renewed funding for the Student Support Services – Disability (SSS-D) Program through the federal TRIO ...

The future of the natural disaster response agency could depend on a 12-member board crafting recommendations for President ...

FEMA does not automatically respond to every disaster, according to the agency website. Although, a state can make a formal request for federal assistance without a formal state emergency declaration.

As fires continue to burn across Colorado, the Colorado Emergency Management Association is voicing concerns about the future ...

In a statement, Cory Schwisow, interim director of Monroe County Emergency Management, said the county was recently qualified to receive “60% of post-disaster reimbursement funds upfront,” which he ...

The Kentucky Wildcats basketball program underwent profound change following their upset loss to 14-seed Oakland in the 2024 NCAA Tournament, parting ways with legendary head coach John Calipari ...

Gov. Tony Evers' administration is assessing if the flooding in southeast has caused enough damages to qualify for federal disaster aid.

FEMA's assistance is initiated by an official request made by a state, tribal or territorial government. FEMA does not automatically respond to every disaster, according to the agency website.

MADISON – After historic flooding in the Milwaukee area, Gov. Tony Evers' administration is assessing the extent of damage − a process that could qualify area residents for federal disaster aid.

Kentuckians in six counties have until August 22 to apply for FEMA assistance for uninsured damage from the May tornadoes. Apply online, by phone, or at a local disaster center.